"However, for you to go to such lengths is truly a bit too crazy, isn’t it?"
"So crazy that this old man truly cannot think of anything else that could be crazier than what you have done."
Hearing these words, the three instantly revealed joyful smiles.
He truly can’t think of anything crazier than us! Doesn’t that an our sincerity has already reached the absolute limit?
Fortunately, their peaks were relatively close to Broken Sword Peak. They were able to rush over at the very first mont to offer their sincerity.
After all, the resources needed to rebuild Broken Sword Peak were nothing more than manuals, cultivation thods, and disciples. Moreover, the one who delivered first would definitely carry much more weight than those who delivered second.
Lorin, Aerin, and Torin all felt incomparably proud at this mont, looking at the other three, they truly couldn’t even catch the warm exhaust when it ca to kissing up.
However, just as the three were secretly feeling smug, another figure descended.
None other than Nerin descending from the sky, walking toward them with his hands behind his back, his face full of a mysterious yet overwhelmingly confident smile.
Before Sylra could speak, Torin asked nervously, "Nerin, what did you bring for Senior Brother Sylra?"
Lorin and Aerin also said nervously, "We have already gifted secret manuals and weapons. You can’t gift those again!"
"Hmph hmph, did you think everyone is like you? Only caring about moving so many useless things over here without a single drop of sincerity?" Nerin sneered contemptuously.
"The thing I am gifting to Senior Brother is far superior to yours!"
Hearing these words, the three all froze, staring at the storage ring on Nerin’s finger, they began secretly guessing.
What exactly did this guy bring? Pills? Spirit pets? Spiritual artifacts? What could possibly have more aning and sincerity than their gifts?
However, no matter how curious they were, Nerin showed absolutely no intention of taking off the storage ring.
Sylra also couldn’t help but look bewildered. "Nerin, what did you bring?"
Nerin smiled mysteriously and said loudly, "It is... myself!"
"...What?"
Lorin, Aerin, Torin, and even Sylra himself were instantly stunned.
Torin said in astonishnt, "Nerin, what... what is the aning of your words?"
Nerin ignored him, walking straight up to Sylra, he cupped his fists.
"Senior Brother Sylra, I specifically made a trip to the Sect Master’s Peak just now and have already requested instructions from the Sect Master."
"From now on, all affairs of my Falling Dust Peak, big and small, will be handled solely by the Vice Peak Master under , Renis."
Sylra asked weakly, "Then what about you?"
"? From now on, I will stay at Broken Sword Peak and never leave!" Nerin grinned.
"To rebuild Broken Sword Peak requires so much energy and painstaking effort, so much ti every single day."
"And you, Senior Brother Sylra, have always been idle by nature. You definitely wouldn’t be willing to do these tedious tasks."
"Therefore, I specifically applied to the Sect Master to demote myself from the Peak Master of Falling Dust Peak to the Vice Peak Master of Broken Sword Peak!"
"The heavy responsibility of revitalizing Broken Sword Peak’s forr glory can be entirely left to !"
Sylra: "..."
Madness.
They’re all fucking mad.
In order to win the favor of those two young people, the entire Divine Blade Sect has gone completely fucking mad.
Torin, Lorin, and Aerin to the side all suddenly saw the light, secretly marveling that the ga could actually be played like this.
anwhile, Sylra looked up at the sky, his face full of life-doubting despair.
"Taryn, oh Taryn, look at how much trouble you and Aya have brought to this old man."
"It’s truly... truly too fucking aweso!"
...
At the sa ti, deep in the woods.
Alex sat cross-legged on a large bluestone, leisurely and carefree, completely isolated from the world. He had sat here for an entire night, accompanied by the evening breeze and flying birds.
When Aerin and the other two quietly arrived in the woods, he had sensed them in advance and concealed his own form and aura.
Watching these three Great Peak Masters, who normally possessed sky-reaching arrogance, digging dirt, catching fish, and even crying at a grave just to kiss Sylra’s ass, Alex laughed so hard tears ca out, almost fainting from the cody.
Weirdos.
This Divine Blade Sect is filled with a bunch of eccentric weirdos.
As Peak Masters, instead of properly considering how to expand their own peaks, they actually ran to soone else’s peak to cry at a grave.
Just how shaless did one have to be? If his Hale family had this kind of elder or branch family head, Alex would have crippled their four limbs and expelled them from the family long ago.
Of course, Alex was rely watching the spectacle, too lazy to get involved in this ssy nonsense.
Anyway, the person these people truly wanted to rope in was Aya, who had obtained the Vault of Divine Sword Heart.
It had nothing to do with him.
Just as Alex was enjoying the morning breeze and cheerfully humming a song, a gust of cold wind blew over from the distance.
The next second, Adrian appeared before him, cupping his fists. "Saint Lord!"
Alex nodded, casually asking, "What is the situation?"
Adrian’s brows were tightly furrowed.
"Reporting to the Saint Lord: a major incident has occurred in the Heavenly Fla Dynasty!"
"Oh?" Alex instantly sat up straight, revealing a sowhat stern expression.
"What is the situation? Quickly tell . Don’t miss a single word!"
"The Saint Lord’s previous guess was correct."
"The Heavenly Fla Empress has indeed contracted a severe illness. She is entangled by extre yin energy, corroding her dantian and ridians, her illness is already terminal." Adrian said with a solemn expression.
"Originally, Aurelia was worried about triggering turmoil, so she kept this matter strictly concealed."
"We didn’t expect that the female official beside her, Maris, would actually be bribed and leak the news."
"After the wind leaked out, Albert imdiately raised an army, invaded the Heavenly Fla Capital, and drove straight into the Imperial Palace!"
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